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and ideological conflicts
You'll hear stories of the Little People with their hidden powers and the Snake People
keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page
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tells her about the real underground train beneath their feet
Amos Oz: Judas police-procedural and ideological conflictsAuthor Amos Oz Publisher HarperVia; First Edition, First Printing (November 8, 2016) Binding hardcover with dustjacket Condition like new Summary Judas is a compelling novel by renowned Israeli author Amos Oz, exploring themes of betrayal, love, and ideological conflicts. Set in 1959 Jerusalem, the story follows Shmuel Ash, a young, disillusioned student who becomes a caretaker for an elderly man. He discovers the intertwined histories of a mysterious
